Dumb question but does international version come with charger adapter for US plugs? This is a dumb question, but if I buy an international version of the Note, will the charger have the kind of plug that they use in Europe (220V) and if so, do most sellers include an adapter to US voltage (110V)? Dumb question but does international version come with charger adapter for US plugs? This is a dumb question, but if I buy an international version of the Note, will the charger have the kind of... » Read More Dumb question but does international version come with charger adapter for US plugs? This is a dumb question, but if I buy an international version of the Note, will the charger have the kind of plug that they use in Europe (220V) and if so, do most sellers include an adapter to US voltage (110V)? « Show Less
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i live in germany (temp) and was wondering can i buy this, use it germany and then use it in the states when i go back next year?
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I'm wondering the same thing, but in reverse. Since this is sold through Amazon US, will it be ready for 110 volts or 220? Someone told me that they should be set to "autovoltage" and that way I could just buy the adapter I need for the plug, but that isn't specified here.Thanks
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Hi! No, not a dumb question. I just ordered my international Note a little over a week ago. There was a US adapter included in the Samsung G-Note factory-sealed box. It's worked fine and I've charged the battery, no problems at all. Hope this helps.
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I bought mine in the States and my charger is rated 100-240 VOLTS , 50/60Hz , 150mA , 9W. So yes it's ok to use in foreign countries.
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Look at the charger that came with the Galaxy Note 4. On the side, in small type, it should have an Output line. My wife's Note 3 says 2 amps. I am pretty sure yours will be the same. You can use the 2.1 amp without any worries. If you use the 1 amp, it will take a long time.
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Hi Phil, For some reason when I order this Unit I was sent a device that was set-up for International / Other Countries. The Unit came with an AC Adapter / Charger that had the plugs that are common in Europe, included also in the box was an AC Converter adapter to match and mate with the plugs used in the USA. This caused a whole series of problems for me because it wouldn't re-charge the Battery beyond 65%. When I spoke to Sony the service people told me to do an entire Software System Upgrade. I followed their directions and it did not solve the problem. Only until I used my Computer to Charge the Tablet did I determine that the International version charger along with the US Converter was the problem. I have requested from Sony that they send me a normal USA version AC Charger Unit and its coming in the mail. So my advise to you if you're in the States is to make sure they don't send you a Unit that is sold abroad (i.e. Internationally).
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I got mine, and it had a charger, but you know what the charger prong broke one day when I was inserting it. I bought another online ( on amazon; search replacement dell latitude d800 notebook). I am going to say for the price this cheap Dell Latitude D800 note book is totally worth every penny. I am not sure if you bought yours from the same seller. Sometimes in the lower half of the page it will say what is missing or what is wrong with the item. It could be that was the issue with that particular model. Try the charger. They cost between 6-10 dollars on Amazon.com. Good luck!
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Worldwide... I plugged mine to 220V from which the unit came from the US... Its always safer to look at the adapter note specs printed on it, it usually states 100-240V ac
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I've lived in Japan for 6 years--you don't need an adapter to use US devices in Japan, unless maybe you have something that is grounded (3 prongs) as some outlets in Japan aren't grounded. Their voltage is slightly less than ours, 110V as compared to 120V in the United States, so no worries there, either.
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These are simply adapters to allow you to use 220v outlets with US plugs. They do not convert the voltage to 110v (US Standard). That said, you can use your standard charger plug for your phone (one side plugs into the wall, via these adapters -- the other has the USB socket that you can use for your iphone's lightning cable). Just take a look at your charger and *make sure* it's rated for 110/220v dual voltage. It probably is, but always good to check ANY device you're going to plug into these universal plugs to be sure they can work on 220v commonly found outside the US. If they do, you're fine. But if you don't see "220vac" don't plug them in the wall unless you also have a voltage converter. These are simply adapters to allow you to use 220v outlets with US plugs. They do not convert the voltage to 110v (US Standard). That said, you can use your standard charger plug for your phone (one side plugs into the wall, via these adapters -- the other has the USB socket that you can use for your iphone's lightning cable). Just take a look at your charger and *make sure* it's rated for 110/220v dual voltage. It probably is, but always good to check ANY device you're going to plug into these universal plugs to be sure they can work on 220v commonly found outside the US. If they do,... » Read More These are simply adapters to allow you to use 220v outlets with US plugs. They do not convert the voltage to 110v (US Standard). That said, you can use your standard charger plug for your phone (one side plugs into the wall, via these adapters -- the other has the USB socket that you can use for your iphone's lightning cable). Just take a look at your charger and *make sure* it's rated for 110/220v dual voltage. It probably is, but always good to check ANY device you're going to plug into these universal plugs to be sure they can work on 220v commonly found outside the US. If they do, you're fine. But if you don't see "220vac" don't plug them in the wall unless you also have a voltage converter. « Show Less
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The ones that came suggested on the packaging was just to do a complete charge before use. The packaging isn't on my person at the moment. But it doesn't say anything about using different chargers. I looked that up myself on the internet. Search "Zero Lemon Galaxy note 2 XDA forum" on google and you'll see a page that has in depth information about the battery and several in-depth reviews with pictures as well as what chargers to use and how to find the right one for this battery so it can charge quicker.
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Hi Joel, All of our chargers have a built in US plug and we include a European adapter. Kind regards, Terry 877-268-1235 x304
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I comes with an international 2 pin charger and an adapter for the region you are. i have an american adapter but i think you will receive the uk version
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I don't know what charger the Notes take but I will tell you this, it doesn't work very well on my Galaxy s5. When I plug it in it tells me slow charging and to use the original cord to get a faster one. Hope this helps.
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I plan to use this phone outside the US and was wondering if the power supply units are 110V only or international voltage compatible (110-240V)? I need answer of above question; if someone will reply, i really apprecite and buy onethanks
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The NotePal can take a mini or a micro USB connection for power. So if you have a USB wall adapter, like for a mobile phone, then in theory you should be able to use AC power with the device. It does come with a Micro USB cord, though it is very short. But it does not come with a wall adapter, so you'll have to find one to use with it.
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The charger unit that plugs into the wall socket is good over 100-240 volts AC at either 50 or 60 Hz. That covers most of the world. However, you will need adapters for the prongs so it will fit in each country's standard wall socket. Mine came with the standard USA prongs built into the charger.
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I am not the authority on this but here are my thoughts. It comes with a charging chord but not the plug end. I plug the chord into the square plug from my iPhone. The charger for the iPhone is dual voltage. I did a little research on-line and it looks like using a dual voltage charger (like I do from my iPhone) will step down the voltage for you. You will need a plug adapter also, so that the charger fits into the European wall socket. The charging chord that comes with it (minus the plug) is a USB and so you can charge it off your lap top as well. Hope this helps.
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The charger is a 2-piece device. The power adaptor is a box like device that plugs into a standard NA outlet. The box provides a USB female connection. The second piece is the cable which provides a USB connection on one end and the phone connection on the other. So you can use this cable with the power adaptor or a computer. To use this charger as international you will have to purchase a travel adaptor separately or just use the cable provided to charge it from commonly available USB ports